Samsung Galaxy S5 is now available for purchase in more than 150 countries and will reach even more by the end of the month.
You won’t be disappointed by the new Galaxy S5 if you are looking for performance and ergonomics, but if you want to impress your friends with the design of your phone, you may want to check for other brands. Given all the upgrades that Samsung Galaxy S5 brings over the Galaxy S4, we have decided that an upgrade is worth it for those who can afford it. Starting from design, hardware and software, Samsung Galaxy S5 is better looking and more powerful than the predecessor, but does this justify upgrading from Galaxy S4 to the new one? It’s not a game changer and the next Galaxy S smartphone most likely won’t be either.Īlthough Samsung Galaxy S5 is no exception to the company’s rule to bring evolutionary devices into the market, the handset is different from the Galaxy S III and S4 in the fact that upgrades are now touching all aspects of the flagship smartphone. The Galaxy S5 is truly a worthy successor to last year’s Galaxy S4, but it doesn’t really bring any impressive changes.
Its devices are now called “evolutionary” at best, which is not necessarily a bad thing. Instead, it now improves on current design and technology in order to maintain the hype around its products. Samsung stopped being the company that innovated a long time ago. It’s been a very long time since the South Korean company introduced a really revolutionary device and it will probably be like that for a few more years. With each Galaxy S smartphone that Samsung brings to the market every year, the series seems to get more redundant.
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